Sterling High School - Tiger Yearbook (Sterling, CO)

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I- lk DRAMA Top rout left to rzght Don :ld I1GLte Meirglret Mead Mirjory Nlettlen Qamuel Mllllgln Mulllle raw Wlltfr Moriis If-uns Murrm Ruth O Brien WI try hmmm. Pluz u John Stuts man Lucille letsell Elmo Cothcrn Marg rre t Yerkfs DRI-XMATIC CLUB The aim of the Dramatic Club is to present good plays to the students and patrons of the school and to give each member of the club an opportunity to make at least one public appearance during the school year An lnterest in all worthy aspects of the theatre IS encouraged along with appreclatlon of new trends in dramatic art The club under the supervlslon of Miss Helen Mae Clarahan has done excellent Work with over half its members new this year Its most ambitious effort was the production of MlHlCk a three act comedy glven under the auspices of the Sterllng American Legion The second play of the year Daddy Long Legs showed an unusually large cast of surprising skill and the stage settings were the most lnterestlng ever shown on the school stage Ihe I zger 1978 H51 4 n Q . . ' ' n v . ', I 2 4- 1 , ' 2 . , L ' A - , . ' ' 2 . ' - 1 -' - .' 1 ' ' 1 ' . 4 . v ' - . 1 ' ., 4 I , , A 4 1 1. L , sr .- ' u 1 , . Bottom row: Bertha Waldo, Ralph NVilson, Delores McCluskey, Harold Kane, Virginia Hmnil, ' X , ' 1 e , Y 1 , , . ,, . . ,, . r y - 1 . . . . H - , ,, . . , . 1 Y

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DRAMA Top 'row left to right Dorothy Lutm Donald H'1ys 'lhelm-1 Hegenberger John Toohox Middle 'row Jean Blankenshlp James Blankenship Bllllfllt COClll1l1 DOTIS Flbhkl Chester Garber Edwin Glass Downmg Kellogg Heltn Leu rs THESPIANS AT L C H S The early Egyptlans and Baby1on1ans bullt thelr pyramxds and temples but lt was not unt1l Greece came 1nto exlstence that the frne arts were developed Although we usually think of the Greeks as a people drstmgulshed for archltecture and sculpture we find that they were also fond of the theatre and of musrc It IS even thought that the drama evolved from the crowds of people watchlng the prlests go through thelr ceremomes Slnce most of thelr plays were of a relxglous nature th1s IS probably true Now after approxlmately two thousand years hrgh school students are evokmg the anclent Greek love of beauty rn dramatrc form as the sp1r1t of thelr Dramatxc Club-comedy and tragedy are both essayed I he fzaer 5 'X- . ' I P . or 76 , ' I ' , r 4 , ' 1 . ,'. , ' L . Bottom row: Edna, Hamil, Norman Holt, Charles Hidenmn, Gweneth Quinn, Alden Irving, . x Y. , . , 1 . V , . Y 1

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DRAMA Z A comedy in three acts 6 I